Pierre Cardin

The Brooklyn Museum opens its doors to the 97-year-old French designer, still defined by his groovy late ’60s fashions.

Years before the Apollo 11 mission, and well before the release of Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey,” fashion designer Pierre Cardin was actively imagining life on the galactic frontier.

1964. L'Officiel. Model Australian Maggie Eckhart. Dress by Pierre Cardin. Photo by Philippe Pottier (B1905-D1991)

Coat Pierre Cardin, 1969

The winner takes away 300,000 euros, or $335,000 at current exchange, plus a year of coaching from experts at LVMH.

SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film is honored to feature the designs of the legendary fashion futurist Pierre Cardin in "Pierre Cardin: Pursuit of the Future," a major retrospective exhibition. A revolutionary force in the fashion industry for seven decades, the indomitable 95-year-old designer continues at the helm of his creative enterprises and has earned numerous accolades

One of the most recognizable names in fashion, Pierre Cardin has been designing elegant and avant-garde creations for over half a century. Born as Pietro Cardin in a small town in Italy on 2 July 1…

Pierre Cardin’s 1967 “CosmoCorps” collection revolutionized futuristic fashion and he was obsessed with geometric shapes and circles in particular.

Pierre Cardin, 1969

We remember the 1960s star who turned heads from Tokyo to Paris, who diversified the couture salons, and whose transformative charm inspired collaborations with the likes of Pierre Cardin and François Truffaut